Lobos Travel to Uvalde for Key Conference Clash
Sul Ross Lobos head to Uvalde to face Southwest Texas State Teachers College in a pivotal conference game. Coach Graves notes a strong Bobcats squad and expects a hard fought contest despite no organized local fan delegation. A 200 strong San Marcos turnout on a special train is planned with a play by play on WOAT San Antonio and a downtown Uvalde street dance after the game.
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Sul Ross Lobos
Texas State Teachers College
San Marcos
Uvalde
Bobcats
B.C. Graves
Bobcat
A.C. C
Marcos
Graves
Sul Rose
Wicker Husky
Aggie
Clark
Lobos
WOAT
San Antonio
Uvalde Tonight
Big Spook Frolic Carnival To Be Held Next Thursday
The Par-Tescher association of Alp announces a big Halloween style carnival with a parade forming at Central ward school at 3 p.m. Holland avenue will close for the parade. Afterward the carnival queen will be crowned by Mayor G. W. Baines. Attractions include doll racks, milk bottle throwing, fish pond, bingo, grab bag, fortune teller, magic by Bob Clark, and an amateur boxing match at the High school auditorium. Old Mission Inn will host music by a top dance orchestra, with food from hot dogs to coffee and cake. Hoping for wide attendance.
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Par-Tescher Association
Alp
Association For
Central Ward
Holland Avenue
G. W. Baines
Lke
Bob Clark
High
Old Mission Inn
Columbia Broadcasting Healt
Lamb Feeding Club Planned by Co Agent
Tri County Agent Ernest Gibbons plans a lamb feeding club in Highland territory as the initial club work for boys and girls in Mt Alpine Fort Davis and other towns. Meetings set for tomorrow at 9am in chamber offices 1pm at Ft Davis Limpia hotel and 4pm in Maf a. At least fifty lambs expected to be fed this winter with prizes at Fort Worth Fat Stock Show in March.
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Highland
Tri-County
Ernest Gibbons
Chamber of Commerce
Ft. Davis
Limpia
Ma Fa
Mt Alpine
Fort Davis
Fort Worth
Gibbons
America
More New Buildings Under Way in Alpine
Contracts for new buildings in Alpine push ahead with total local construction spending surpassing $100,000. Projects include a $5,000 stucco studio and apartment for Miss Elizabeth Keefer at Sixth Street and Avenue I, a $4,000 north-town dwelling, and extensive remodeling at F. M. Steere’s residence. The UK Theatre on East Holland Avenue rises toward $30,000 plus equipment, Roberts & Cano’s Berkeley building at $4,500, courthouse vault improvements around $2,500, and a palatial Ida Kokernot home estimated at $17,000 to $20,000.
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Alpine
Ezabeth Keefer
Sul Ros
Sixth Street
Avenue I
Central Ward
Ben
Atuccoed
C. Cowell
Lal Contractor
F. M. Steere
Conral Ward
East Holland
Avenue
Thi
Reed
Berkeley
Holland Avenue
Roberts & Cano
Ida Kokernot
Mojave Theatre Prepares for Talkie Equipment
The Mojave Theatre interior is being lined with acoustical celotex for talkie installation under acoustical engineers who surveyed the building. Manager E C Moseley says Western Electric equipment, regarded as the best, will be installed once orders clear. A Western Electric representative recently surveyed the house for electrical improvements, with a November activation hoped.
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Mojave Theatre
E. C. Moseley
Mojave
Davis County Rancher Wins Dallas Prize
A Davis County rancher received a Dallas prize amid a cluttered extract noting family ties and exhibit references. The text mentions over cups, a reward figure of 375 dollars, and references to local names in a fragmented display.
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Davis County
Dallas
Kenseth
Smith
Dalton
Seth Brothers
Early Snow Delights Alpine Residents With First Snowfall
The Highland region woke to a surprise early snow that blanketed mountain tops and valleys. Residents, including Alpine’s oldest inhabitant, recalled no prior day with such an early fall. The storm began in the morning and lasted into the evening, leaving about six inches of snow and prompting checks of winter fuel supplies. Local forecasters still predict periods of warmth ahead before winter remains.
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Alpine
Highland
New Wells Planned East of Marathon by McCamey Rig Co
A contract has been let to the McCamey Rig Building Co. to erect a steel rig with standard equipment sixty miles southeast of town. The report notes a bold plan to start a new well east of Marathon and includes a stray remark praising women's capability as drivers.
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Marathon
Rom
Boston
Olwell
McCamey Rig Building Co
Highland Poultry Show Dates Set For December
Dates for the annual Highland Poultry Show are set for December 5 6 and 7 with Dr J E Wright as show president predicting a banner year. He notes strong entries from numerous breeds Rhode Island Red Plymouth Rocks ex-horns Wyandotes Orpingtons Minorcas Games Brahmas and Australorps and urges members to recruit neighbors with chickens. J F Miles will head catalog work with prizes and show details to attract exhibitors. In other news Brewster county banks report deposits totaling 86842880 with First National Alpine leading at 95626922 followed by State National Alpine 27088596 and Marathon State Bank 1417808.
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J. E. Wright
Wright
Texas
Organion
Rhode Island
Plymouth
J. F. Miles
Brewster County
First National Bank
Alpine
State National Bank
Marathon State Bank
Obituary: H W Reynolds Dies in El Paso at 62
H W Reynolds 62 longtime Alpine resident died in El Paso last Friday after a prolonged illness. His body brought to Alpine for interment Saturday with funeral services at 3 pm conducted by Rev Baren Sparks. Born July 10 1867 in Roanoke Virginia, he lived in Georgia Dallas and Alpine, worked on the G4 ranch in Brewster County, and for years at the Larkin store. He married Lou Darling January 21 1887. three sons survive. Burial at Alpine Cemetery with Alpine Masonic lodge in charge.
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H.W. Reynolds
Alpine
el Paso
Baptist Church
Baren Sparks
Reynolds
Chihuahua City
Mexico
Fine
Gallegos
Chihuahua
Roanoke
Georgia
Dallas
Texas
Brewster County
Larkin
Lou Darling
James Darling
Darling
Sam
Reynold
W. W
Paso
Jim
Howard
Chit
Slaters
J. N. Stereford
Lizzie Cox
J . Dexter
Dalla J. DeLano
Los Angeles
F. H. Reynolds
Atlanta
Presbyterian Church
Jong Mason
Masonic Lodge
Marfa
Cemtery
West
Big Bend Booths Set for WTC Meet in El Paso
Big Bend region will provide four display booths at the West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention. A. F. Robinson announced at Monday luncheon. he will arrange and transport advertising materials. Booths will be at a park site in Big Bend, part of the show window display alongside the White House exhibit.
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White House
Big Bend Secon
West Texas
Pep Squad Shines at Fort Stockton Alpine Game
Spectators saw the newly organized pep squad of Fort Stockton Alpine High School perform with vigor and precision. About 20 to 30 girls, led by sponsor Miss Longbotham, kept high spirit despite losing, forming a large letter A in purple and gold, inspiring the crowd and setting a high standard.
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Fort Stockton-Alpine High School
Miss Longbotham
Sul Ross
Border Patrol topics discussed at chamber luncheon
Nick D. Collaer superintendent for the 26th district outlined Border Patrol history and activities at a chamber luncheon. Also present were J. Courtney, Maria Shelt patrol inspector for the Bis Bend district, and A. F. Robson host.
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Border Patrol
Immigration Department
Nick D. Collaso
Collaer
Courtney
Maria
Ehlet
Bis Bend
A. F. Robson
Han Tul
United States
America
Alpine Drops Game Here to Ft Stockton
Alpine lost 6-0 at home to Ft Stockton in a slow, turnover prone game. Hord and Haell showed speed but inconsistent gains, Allen and Johnson blocked and fought for yardage, while Stockton capitalized on a blocked punt to score. Whitfield and Wilkes anchored Alpine defense. Bucks travel to Sanderson next Friday expecting a different result.
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FT. Stockton
High Senor Sucks
Ft. Stockton High School
Hord
Haell
Allen
Johnson
Kome
Pase
Wilkes
Stockton
Alpine
Whitfield
Bucks
Wansiock
Sanderson
Lobo Mines Fray Gets Interest in El Paso Clash
The annual Lobos versus School of Mines El Paso game draws interest as both teams seek a season defining win. Silent on alibis, Lobos face lineup losses from eligibility rules but welcome Swanson and McLean in a strengthened backfield alongside returning lettermen Wick McNeill Clark Allen and Withers.
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Sil Ross Lobos
School of Mines
el Paso
Usu Sme
Iti Bend
Eeehese
Sil Ross
Strom Aria
Font
Muckers Wi
Lobo
Sul
Lobow
Ox Cowan
Jim Crow
Duck
George Hamilton
Swanson
Louisiana
McLean
Episcopal bishop to hold services Sunday
The Rt. Reverend Frederick B. Howden will conduct services Sunday at 7 30 p m The Ava lnche is requested to announce The public is cordially invited to attend these services.
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Episcopal
Frederick B. Howden
Motorcade Praises Border WY Route To West Texa Chamber Meet
About 75 motorcade members traveling from San Antonio to El Paso praised U S 90 from San Antonio to Alpine. They arrived in town Tuesday night to attend the West Texas chamber of commerce meeting, toured the campus, and were hosted in the hotel lobby. The group planned rest after a long, busy journey and received gifts including a box of fruit.
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U. S. No. 90
San Antonio
Alpine
Alamo City
Fl Paso
Weat Texa Fe Chamber of Commerce
Seasion
SUL Hens
Big Box
Farias Davis
Sunny Glen Orchard Ford
San
Hi Wren
8 90 Highway Association
Ork
PTA Association Welcomes New Members At Meeting
More than 200 attended the PTA gathering at the High School last Monday night. Mrs Frank Young's grade presented a tune play. The Choral club of High School girls debuted with two numbers to applause. Mrs Ferguson announced 100 percent membership and the nurse fund was boosted by $600. Social hour followed, hosted by grade mothers and Choral club members.
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Eting
PTA
Frank Young
Coan Tnt Tome
Torelsner
P. PA
Ned Choral Club
Mise Reece
Mea Ferguson
Raines
Ers
George Baines
W. F. Hudman
Clarence Hord
Frits Weyerts
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PTA Hallowe'en
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Equipmnt
Big Bend
WTC Meet
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Field Museum
Red Sparks
Theisle
Hiway
PT Assn
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